Author Archives: abcsisters

My N month flew by. I have done quite a bit to live the “N” life, so here’s the lowdown: NEIGHBORHOOD theater (2 points). A small theater (previously unheard of by me) featured a great play, “Over the River and … Continue reading →

Hail to one new eatery and one new noodle. Had a rare girly day at Neiman Marcus, participating in YSL makeovers and Kate Somerville’s dermal quench treatment. Normally I don’t like anyone fussing with me in public, but I decided … Continue reading →

It wasn’t nice to be gone so long. I thought I needed a break but it went on too long (a year, really?). I missed living the abc life. It did what it was intended to do: motivate me to … Continue reading →

October 2011 – my MILESTONE MONTH. One year blogging. That’s 2 points for effort! Although we’re halfway through, I kicked off the month with musical moments at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. My friend Pat had second row tickets … Continue reading →

Laura on her blog: lame, lazy and late! What the “L”!? However, her travels did include the Lavon Lake Loop, the towns and villages of Lucas, Lavon and the village of Lowry’s Crossing with its unique architecture, lawn signs (Junk … Continue reading →

My poor K month. It has fallen victim to the laziness of summer and my unbearable heat-induced malaise. Not motivated to explore the world around me, I’ve turned to simple pursuits and the never disappointing pleasure of books and movies. … Continue reading →

Justice is not a town I visited nor a restaurant. It’s a recent documentary. Hot Coffee is a rivoting film that raises the question: is justice being served? It opens your eyes to the injustices and madness that surrounds our … Continue reading →

With a two-week assignment that runs through the end of the month, I am quickly going to run out of time to do J things. So, with that frame of mind, we went last night to Joe’s Italian Bistro (2 … Continue reading →

Had a few more I entries to post before I jump into J. 2 points for Indie towns Took a day’s road trip to Ben Wheeler and Edom, two small towns that predominately promote art and music. I figure that … Continue reading →